Meet Bean, an adorable AMC patient who has been cared for by our Surgical and Internal Medicine Services! ?? Her human recently shared, "Bean saw Dr. Daniel Spector for issues with her hind legs. She happened to be having unrelated gastrointestinal issues at the same time. He was incredibly patient, addressing not only her leg issue, but also taking the time to reach out to her internist to create a treatment plan for her tummy. She recovered from both issues, thanks to both Dr. Spector and Dr. Dennis Slade." We’re thrilled to hear that Bean is feeling better! ???? She’s pictured here with Dr. Spector and Dr. Katherine Wagner, part of the amazing team that helped her on her journey to recovery.
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Exciting progress in stroke recovery! ?? We're thrilled to share the 4th patient example from our recent AMBLE clinical trial. ??♀???♂? This participant, like many others in the study, was at least 3 years post-CVA. Not only did walking speed increase significantly, but the change in hip rotation is truly remarkable! This highlights the potential of AMBLE to address long-term gait impairments and improve overall mobility. Reminder: All participants in our trials used the AMBLE for 9 hours during the study, with assessments conducted without the device to isolate its therapeutic effect. #strokerecovery #neurorehabilitation #AMBLE
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Heather and Phil Freeman didn't know what to expect when their son Riggs was born with Pierre Robin syndrome and a cleft palate. As first-time parents, they were initially anxious but found reassurance through the exceptional care of Dr. Michael Jaskolka and the multidisciplinary team at Novant Health New Hanover Regional Medical Center. Riggs underwent three surgeries before his first birthday and is now a thriving three-year-old. Watch the Freeman family's full story here: https://lnkd.in/e-b3J66S
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Director at Zedu Ultrasound Training | Revolutionizing Medical Education with Personalized, Hands-On Training ???? | Join Our Journey to Shape the Future of Healthcare!
Aspiration of gastric contents is potentially deadly, making assessment of whether a patient is sufficiently fasted imperative for clinical management. Unfortunately fasting guidelines provide an anachronistic guesstimate at best, and are confounded by a range of factors that delay gastric emptying. More recently the increasing use of GLP-1 agonists - and the mechanism they use to stimulate weight loss - has resulted in significant delays to medical treatment. This is where #ultrasound comes into its own. Utilising a simple protocol clinicians can qualitatively and quantitatively assess gastric contents to determine the most appropriate treatment pathway in a fast, non-invasive way. Learn how to scan for yourself at Australia’s first course dedicated to gastric ultrasound at Zedu Ultrasound Training Solutions - dates throughout the year or on demand. #POCUS #ultrasoundtraining
It's here! Introducing Australia's first ultrasoundtraining program dedicated to Gastric #Ultrasound With increased use of GLP-1 agonists, it is more important than ever to use #POCUS to assess patients in surgical, emergent & trauma contexts ??Learn more and register at https://lnkd.in/g52Xypu5
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Chairman of Orthopedic Surgery at Morristown Medical Center and Medical Director, Orthopedic Surgery, Orthopedic Oncology and Sarcoma Surgery, Atlantic Health System
Check out the latest case on Orthobullets #OrthopedicResidents #OrthopedicResidency #Orthopedics #OrthopedicOncology #Sarcoma
Here is a new case by Dr. James C. Wittig, MD, MD and Morristown Medical Center | Atlantic Health System. PROGRESSIVE SHOULDER PAIN IN 54F HPI: This is a 54-year-old female who presents with 6 months of ongoing right shoulder pain. She has no known injury. PMH: No significant medical or surgical history. No oncologic history. PE: Her sensation is intact to light touch and she is neurovascular intact. How would you manage this patient? Share your opinion with the Orthobullets community about this case by joining the discussion and taking the poll on our site! Vote on this case and Earn FREE CME: https://lnkd.in/gM_YSnGX
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President of Desert Institute of Continuing Education (DICE) a nonprofit Inc.
Dr. Klijian and I would like to introduce our featured speaker Paul Wisniewski D.O., who will be giving the Frank R. Ercoli, M.D. memorial lecture at the third annual Pulmonary Critical Care Conference of the Desert at the Classic Club in Palm Desert on June 1st, 2024. He will be discussing the Stabilization of the Trauma Patient: Going Beyond the Golden Hour. ?You will gain an understanding of: ·?????The management and utilization of massive transfusion protocol and end points of transfusion. ·?????Clinical decision making on severe traumatic brain injuries. ·?????Pelvic bleeding as a result of pelvic fracture. ·?????Reducing damage after initial stabilization.
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It's here! Introducing Australia's first ultrasoundtraining program dedicated to Gastric #Ultrasound With increased use of GLP-1 agonists, it is more important than ever to use #POCUS to assess patients in surgical, emergent & trauma contexts ??Learn more and register at https://lnkd.in/g52Xypu5
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The Medical Side of Duchenne: ?? The Stress of Clinical Trials While there’s still no cure for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, we certainly understand far more than we did 20 years ago. We also have more treatment options now. All that was accomplished with the information we gathered from clinical trials. Unfortunately, a very heavy burden is placed on the Duchenne family that participates in a trial. From travel to family separation to medical trauma, every single family member pays a big price. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gFJJvp8F --- For ways to support the DMD family during a clinical trial (and in other situations, too), visit:? https://lnkd.in/eCm3Anmr - Family, Friends and Duchenne? https://lnkd.in/gBUF4bzp https://lnkd.in/eqJZXy5a https://lnkd.in/egJPUDt4
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Exciting News! ??? As we mark #AmericanHeartMonth, it's crucial to recognize both the progress and challenges in cardiovascular health. While strides have been made in reducing heart attack and coronary disease deaths, heart failure remains a formidable opponent. Hope is on the horizon, right here in the heart of the Las Vegas Valley! Thanks to groundbreaking research unfolding at Nevada Heart & Vascular Center, there's promising potential for a revolutionary breakthrough in treating previously untreatable forms of heart failure. Dr. Arjun Gururaj and his team are leading the charge, conducting a pivotal clinical trial on a new cardiac device that could revolutionize how we approach this condition. And it's not just local efforts—Nevada is among the select few study sites worldwide contributing to this crucial research. Let's celebrate the dedication of these medical professionals and the promise of innovation in cardiovascular care. Together, we're taking steps towards a healthier heart for all! ?? https://bit.ly/3IaIPXY #NHVC #HeartHealthy #HeartMonth
Clinical trial for new device for heart failure patients underway in Nevada
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March is DVT Month! If you don't know, DVT stands for Deep Vein Thrombosis. Did you know that over 70% of Americans have no awareness of what DVT is, yet it effects more than 2 million each year. Visit https://lnkd.in/g2U7Gecv to learn more about DVT! #DeepVeinThrombosisMonth #Awareness
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Watch Module 3 with our Sarcoma DSWG members for a dynamic webinar that united surgical oncologists and allied health professionals to share strategies for overcoming challenges and delivering optimal care. https://ow.ly/2JPL50RC4ie
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